Learn how Queen's is planning for our safe return to campus.
Queen’s is granting an honorary degree to human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh who has been imprisoned for activism in Iran.
New partnership with Athletics and Recreation offers student gamers expanded opportunities to compete.
A Queen's Reads teach-in event highlights history and impact of anti-Black racism and the current work of Black students and researchers.
The $30,000 scholarship commemorates the victims of the Dec. 6 massacre and recognizes the accomplishments of women engineering students.
The Queen’s engineering community is hosting commemorative events and unveiling a new permanent memorial on Dec. 3.
PhD candidate Michele Leering, Smith Executive MBA student Tessa Virtue, and alumnus Anthony Hendrie are each receiving one of the country’s highest civilian honours.
Membership grows after Queen’s Human Resources provides financial support to replace the annual fees to be a member.
Gaels win the post-secondary award from the Canadian Cancer Society for raising the most amount of donations this year.
University leadership thanks on-site employees for work to deliver a safe and secure campus for in-person learners and researchers.
University shares 2019/20 updates on EDII and Truth and Reconciliation initiatives.
Queen’s is participating in the Times Higher Education University Impact Rankings focused on the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.
The search committee is accepting nominations from the Queen’s community until Dec. 4.
Teams from Student Affairs go door to door with wellness and resource information, and treats.
Queen's to celebrate newest graduates as Fall Convocation 2020 ceremonies will be hosted online from Nov 10-13.
Queen’s unveils new strategies to champion greater equity and diversity in recruitment and admissions of undergraduate students.
University community reflects on local Indigenous history, treaties, and treaty rights.
